About Cntlss
specialized in space frame design, manufacture, construction
TL commit to delivering cost-effective, customized steel building solutions that address and surpass our clients’ expectations. Our rich project experience enables us to speed up the design and detailing process by eliminating overlapping tasks and working with an efficient integrated workflow.
TL’s technical team has rich experience in both internal and overseas projects. Our team spends substantial time prior to the commencement of your project to understand your needs, how the building will be used and the environmental conditions in which the structure will reside. We look at the structure as a whole, considering the services the building will require and we always design to optimize internal space and provide extensive advice on achieving the most effective building design.
We have over 200 employees and 6 construction teams to ensuring 50000 tons annual production capacity and every structure is completed on time. All of our products are in line with ISO9001 and certificated by SGS, Bureau Veritas and CE.
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